Washington Post,Fascism: Police need body cameras,Particularly When They Are Murdering Children,Black Or Other,In The Streets

Washington Post,Fascism: Police need body cameras,Particularly When They Are Murdering Children,Black Or Other,In The Streets

40 Cops Convicted or Charged With Sex Crimes and Child Rape JUST Within This Month 

http://filmingcops.com/40-cops/


NSA abuses include Stalking ex-Girlfriends | Informed ...

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Juan Cole
Aug 24, 2013 - We have HUMINT, or human intelligence gathered from agents. We have SIGINT or signals intelligence. And now we have LOVEINT or NSA ...

The Washington Post is only responding to the recent verdict in favor of Fergusdon Missouri police officer and his mudering of a young unarmed blck man which is bad enough and all too common.However the recent shooting of children with no motive whatsoever other than outrageous lies about pointing toy guns that they allege to believe are ral is beyond outrageous.If they are so cowaerdly at best as to murder iunnovcent children it is time they were themselves taken off our streets or simply not allow partcuñarly white police iofficers from the suburbs to patrol uraban impoverished ghettos as if they are the KKK or a white supremacist gang.



Washington Post: Police need body cameras

After weeks of anticipation, protesters in Ferguson, Missouri, heard on Monday night the news they had feared: A St. Louis County grand jury declined to indict Ferguson police Officer Darren Wilson in the killing of Michael Brown, an unarmed African American teenager shot dead by Wilson this summer.

The burning and looting of local businesses that followed cannot be condoned or excused. But the frustrations of Ferguson residents — most of whom have behaved lawfully since protests began over the summer — are more than understandable. A life had been lost needlessly. Now the process of holding Wilson to account had gone easy on the officer. And though the grand jury declined to indict Wilson, the evidence it heard — even Wilson’s own account — makes clear that wiser policing on that August day would have saved a life.

St. Louis prosecutors used kid gloves when questioning Wilson before the grand jury. They practically coached the officer to describe the area where the shooting occurred as hostile to police. They went out of their way to note that Wilson cooperated with investigators. A more challenging process would have pressed Wilson on critical details, such as why he got out of his cruiser in pursuit of Brown after an initial confrontation with the teenager, rather than waiting for backup. That would have required self-restraint, but it also might have prevented Brown’s death. The record brings home how justice would have been better served had Missouri authorities named a special prosecutor to pursue the case....

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Aangirfan

Wednesday, 26 November 2014

FASCISM

The 12-year-old boy fatally shot by Cleveland police, on 23 November 2014, did not point a pellet gun at officers who approached him at a playground, police have now admitted.

Cleveland boy shot by cop didn't point replica gun at officer - police

But Americans like to carry guns and shoot little black kids?

 

"When police stopped a teenager stepping off the T-train to show his transfer as proof he’d paid his fare – $2 at most – he ran from them. 

"They shot him as many as 10 times in the back and neck, according to witnesses. 

"The boy lay in a quickly growing pool of blood writhing in pain and trying to lift himself up as the cops trained their guns on him and threatened bystanders.

"Having killed the boy at 4:44 p.m., according to the San Francisco Chronicle, in broad daylight at the main intersection, the police seemed eager to terrorize the community. 

"They waited and waited and waited as the teenager stopped moving but continued breathing before eventually setting him on a gurney and taking him to the hospital, where the Chronicle reports he died at 7:01 p.m."

voiceofdetroit.net...

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"Police officers have been responsible for more homicides in the state of Utah since 2010 than gangs or drug dealers, a new report has revealed."

Police in Utah have killed more people than gang members, drug dealers or child abuse since 2010.

The basic rule for the police seems to be:

Police can shoot:

Unarmed poor blacks

Unarmed poor whites

Police cannot shoot:

Rich, important people.

Important terrorists and gangsters working for the government.

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